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How to Map a Printer via IP Adress Windows XP

by Jeff Tilton 8. August 2011 07:16

1. Goto Start > Control Panel > Printers and Faxes

2. Click on "Add a Printer"

2. Click Next

3. Select Local Printer attached to this computer, and DESELECT Automatically detect and install

4. Select Create a new port, and for type select Standard TCP/IP

5. Click Next, then next again

6. Put in the IP Address needed, for example 192.168.30.21

7. Click next then finish

8. Depending on your printer, you can use builtin drivers or you can click on "Have Disk"

9. Click next until you reach the finish button and you should be done

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